I complained several times about the mother-stuff in this book. After finishing the book, I read the afterward, which mentions postpartum depression, and I feel bad for having done so. I get that it was a major part of this character, but it went on too long for my tastes and was just generally not that pleasant to read. But it’s important and I’m glad it’s there.

Anyway, I liked a lot of the other aspects of this book, even if I also found the main “mystery” to be entirely too predictable. It was still interesting, and definitely a fast read.